Columns
Charity Hospital needs to be in our healthcare future
Almost 10 months ago, I was asked to serve on what became the Louisiana Health Care Redesign Collaborative. […]
Louisiana
Fishing / Hunting
Norfleet wins 2006 State Duck Calling Title
With a consistent performance through three rounds of competition, Charles “Slade” Norfleet of Luling won the Intermediate division of the 38th Annual State Duck and Goose Calling Contest. […]
Football
Joe Horn on New Orleans’ greatest catch
Entering his 10th season in the NFL, New Orleans Saints’ wide receiver Joe Horn has made a few great catches in his career, but he also knows what restaurants in the Big Easy catch the best seafood. […]
Football
Who’d a thunk it? Saints have better W-L record than LSU
In 2003 Disney released a movie called Freaky Friday. The premise was that mother (Jamie Lee Curtis) and her teenage daughter (Lindsay Lohan) would trade places to see what life would be like in a reversed role. […]
Columns
Will business and industry go on the offensive for tax reform in 2007?
BATON ROUGE — It was a policy milestone for business and industry in 2004 when the state legislature approved a long-range phase-out of taxes on corporate debt and manufacturing equipment. […]
Health
Fight colds, flu, ‘superbugs’ and more with doctor’s immune-booster salad
You can protect yourself against illness and enjoy optimal good health by tossing up an immune-boosting “super salad” that a nutrition expert created exclusively for Herald-Guide readers who don’t like getting sick. […]
Health
This just in: LSU-UCLA study proves … Obesity, heart disease FEAR tasty salads
Eating just one salad a day provides even greater health benefits than doctors and nutritionists previously thought, says eye-opening new research. […]
Columns
Louisiana pot laws under fire after Ol’ Willie’s bust
BATON ROUGE – A pound and a half of marijuana wasn’t the only thing country music legend Willie Nelson allegedly brought into Louisiana two weeks ago. […]
Columns
Analysis: Insurance race has hefty issues for coast, but very few solutions
BATON ROUGE — In separate interviews this week, The St. Charles Herald-Guide asked the front-running Republican candidates for insurance commissioner what they would specifically do about the scarcity of home insurance in coastal Louisiana, the perceived ineffectiveness of the Insurance Rating Commission and the fledgling Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. […]